A highrise manifold, either a single plain or a duel will usually be more efficient than a stock one. It will allow you to flow more air thus increasing you HP output. In the case of say a single plain highrise it will allow you to raise the RPM range of the engine and run bigger cams. How much depends on what size cam, and other changes made to the engine. If all you are changeing is the manifold you'll probably only add around 15-20 horses.
As far as clearence I couldn't tell you, it depends on the manifold/carb/aircleaner setup. Good luck
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1970 Stang Conv:
en:Boss351 (balanced/blueprinted)
mech cam(240*@.050/.540 lift)
Scrw in studs/comp cams rllr rkr
Mldn valves 2.19in 1.71ex
ported polished cc'd hrdnd ex
Keith Black FT pistons(10.25/1)
Weiand Excellorator manifold
Holley700 DP mech 2nds
MSD 6 box and Dis
Headers/2 1/2 inch duels
tr: modified FMX
re:9-inch/3.89 limited slip
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